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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-08-29
LOST.

DETWEEN MY STORE AND Mr..
~ Di linghams house, Woodlfwn
Dairy, a purse containing keys and
nap rs Of no value to anyone but myself.
The finder will be rewarded on leaving
the article at the store OF the undersien-
ed A. l., SMITH.
or - -
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Ward 3rd.
ATTENTION.

A public meeting Of the electors Of
Ward Srd, will be held at the Re
formatory School, Tuesday evening,
Aug. 3Oth, at Z O'clock. The cNndi-
dates for representatives are expect
ed to address the meeting. All cleo
tors are invited. "a 81
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NOTICE.

I'VE REGULAR QUARTERLY
Il meeting Of the Uni.n Feed Co.
will be held at this ollice tomorrow
afternoon at y, m. -
gj1t PER ORDER.
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A CARD.

To Mefsrs. Hart & Steiner, of the Elite
Ice Cream Parlors. Honolulu Ii. |.
Gentlemen:
We, n" under igned members Of the
Rsfreshment Commi ttee for the Banquet
of the Honolulu Ritles in honor of Col.
V. V. Ashford, te.ire f. express our
tn'ire satisfaction with your catering on
that occasion. The boys were more
than pleased with the fine supper, and
will long remember your genial Mr. H.
}. Hart and his able staff of assistants,
who waited so cheerfully on the + gi
ment an our guests.
We will Gladly recommend your ser
vice on all occasions.
Yours Respectfully,
Major, Ii. f, BEBBARD.
Sergeant, G. T. WILDER,
Private, J A McCANDLE>S
81 81
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OAHU COLLEGE
AND
PQQaA0Q Preparatory School
Fall Term begin Tuesday, septem-
Der Is, 1887 at 8 clock am.

The year will open with full C rps
OF Instructors in each Institution, ar
engagements having been made to pro
vide for all departments of study.
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TO RENT.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

EROM AND AFIER THIs DATE
i | will not be responsible for any
debts contracted in my name, wi hout
my written order.
(Signed) CARL JORGENSEN.
Honolulu Aug, S6h, 1887. % 3t*
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9Th W ard.

The Inspectors of Election for
Ward Five will be in attendance at
the residence of DIR. G. Il. Rodgers,
Hotel street, from 3 p. m. to 7 p. m,
on Saturday, Aug. 9th, and next
Wednesday, Aug. 31st, to administer
the oath to support the new Constitu-
ton, and for the purpose of correct
ing the list Of voters for representa-
tives.
% At PER ORDER.
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18th Ward !!

The Inspectors of election for the
4th Ward Of the District OF Honolulu
will be at the Office Of the Registrar
of conveyances daily from to A p.
m. for the purpose of administering,
the oath to support the Constitution
and registering voters for representa-
tives.
JNO. AUSTIN,
l.. c. ABLES,
M. ID. MONSARRAT,
+. WUNDENBERG,
II. S. KILA,
03 If Inspectors.
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BATHS! BATHS!

MR.. ROBERT LEE HAS TAKEN
WI charged of the Waikiki Baths, and
will suptrintcnd them in future. That
is the place for q salt water bath. "a
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Once of the Hor olulu Water Works,
Honolulu, Aug. 3, 1881
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TO RENT.

sssn a THE HOUSE AT PRESENT,
szHSS occupied by the undersigned,
ks ssszsssssa Kukui street.
so If VIC. PARKE
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THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT

At Oahu College Offers Home Privileges
II stud ms in either sci COL.
For further information m ply 10 the
President, ". G. MERRITT.
o. 1w
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16
Circuit Court.

The September term of the Circuit
Court convened at Corunna on Monday,
Judge Newton presiding. The following
criminal cases were disposed Of: People
VS.. Jasper Ferner, held to appear at the
December term for sentence. The cases
OF the People VS.. Alfred d. Josyleyn. Leo
Brewer, Wesley Harrison, Eugene M.
White, Hiram Pickins. Jay Banghart.
Henry J. Shelp, John Abbott Jr. and
John Abbott were continued to the Deem
Der term.
In the following cases the defendants
were arraigned and plead not guilty and
cases continued until the December term
People VS.. Ashael B. Emmons, People vs..
Dan. Fulton, People VS.. James T. Roark
and People VS.. Ava Ellis and Eugene.
The certiorur case of the People VS.. Chris
tian Hux was argued. submitted and held
under advisement by the court We have
no report of the civil cases.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16
BETSY.
Look, behold, what have we here

Look, behold, what have we here
A package-Handle it carefully
Bear in mind the fate CT the Car and
handle that carefully wrapped up
package with caution. So we thought
when early in the morning we found
on our door steps large package
labeled "for the editors private USE. I"
Believing it to be the terrible revenge
concocted by some of our outraged
readers we thought Of turning it over
to Pinkerton. However instead we
called in Chas. Baldwin and Tom
Horsman to witness the impending
fate of the editor. One by one we
removed the wrappers each moment
expecting the package to explode
and send the editor to his well earned
reward, but to our astonishment We
found box of Our Dad cigars with
compliments of Grahame 81 Conner.
The smoking fraternity of the Office
pronounce this nickel cigar the equal
Of many Ioc cigars.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16

The Detroit Weekly Tribune was never
In its history more prosperous and popu'
lar than at the present time. 1t is recog
nized as a great Michigan newspaper,
with no superior in value for Michigan
readers. Every family in this county
should take home paper for local news,
and in addition paper that covers the
whole state in its news gathering. There
fore. take THE TIMES and the Detroit
Weekly Tribune. We will supply THE
TIMES and the Weekly Tribune four
months on trial for 40 cents. Send in
your orders
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16
Byron

Rev. G.. Gibbs and wife are attend.
ing conference this week.
]. Cooper and wife went 10 Fowler
vile Monday.
John Powers buried one Of his twin
babies, last Thursday; died Of cholera
infantum.
Dell Hitchcock has class in teleg-
raphy.
Grain is bought and shipped from
the new elevator at Cohoctah.
Mrs. J. Bunce. of Milan, is visiting
her son, II. w. Bunce.
c. E. Brewster shook hands with
Byron friends last Wednesday.
l. J. Tuttle now occupies the Serb.
ner house, on River street.
Solman Tower and wife have gone
10 Clare county to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Lynde have
returned from their northern trip.
Farmers are all very busy and the
general complaint is that we are
behind with our work. COWARD.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16

Judging by the number of young
ladies who pass with baskets we think
Burton will be beautifully supplied
with elderberry pies this fall.
Miss Matte Hall, of Iona, visited
her uncle Geo. Hall the past week.
Miss Susie Cramer is spending a
few weeks with her sister.
Mr.. Bailey of Owosso was The
guest Of Miss Vira Woodin over Sun.
day.
Mr.. Nokes and SON Of Elsie visited
at Woodin's Sunday.
James Nathan Mcbride has been
appointed Bird Carrier Extraordinary
between Burton and Lapeer. Active
duties to begin next Saturday. Z.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16
Venice.

School in district No. 4 com
menced last Monday under the super
vision of Miss Mary Caldwell.
Miss Cora Gidley is visisting Mrs.
Charles Herman, of Durand, this
week.
Mrs. Miller starts for Canada Fri
day for an extended visit with friends
there.
Miss Josie Doubleday, of Grand
Blanc, has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. A. H. Ellis for the past week.
Miss Laura Hubbard is attending
school at Vernon.
Willie Elwell is on the sick list
with infammatory rheumatism.
Miss May Davis, of Vernon, called
on Venice friends last Tuesday.
Mrs. Witherell preached at the Free
Methodist church last Sunday even
ing.
There are rumors of weddings in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Muzzy wen,
TO New York last Wednesday for q
visit with friends and relatives
Last but not least" We saw al
old veteran a few days ago out trying
10 rake up enough money to take hin
to the reunion at Detroit this week
We are Of the opinion that these re-
unions are getting most too numerous
for these hard times unless the gov
eminent will give all of the old sol
diers good pension.
BETSY.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16

Geo. Thomas will soon build ~
foot addition to the store occupied
by Geo. r. Black.
A. T. Thomas is contemplating the
building Of two stores on Main street
just west of the bridge.
Miss Jessie Cary has left her posi-
ton as clerk at ]. ]. Davis store.
Her place is taken by Miss Eta
Wells.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16

All persons are hereby warned not
to buy note given by me to f. II.
Bailey for $500, as the same has been
paid and is unlawfully kept from me.
A. S. WILTsE.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16
70 the Labor,ng Man.

You can save morcy by buying
your boots and shoes at the o0c
Store. 1t is fact, try it.
HARRY KNAPP, Prop.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16

Smoke your Dad--Grahame &
Conner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
Double Tragedy.

CuicAo', July 27.-A special to the
Evening Journal from Grand Rapids,
Mich, snyS: A double tragedy 90
cured bore this morning. Charles J..
Weinare, q late age Il Of the Metro.
poliian Insurance Clmpany, and liy.
log az Patterson, N. j., had a dispute
with Mrs Susan Bonialy, his land.
lady, about an unpaid board bill.
weinare drew q revolver and fred,
the bullet pasting through Mrs. Bon.
faly's brain, killing her instantly, then
shot himtelf dead. Mrs. Bonialy was
a widow. Welnare leaves q wife and
family al Paterson, whittier he was
about 10 retuan.
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The supreme sensation.

srmSorIKLD, o., July 27.-The su
preme sensation in commercial circles
today ia the bringing by william N.
Whiteley, receiver for the ineolvtn,
firm Of Whitley, FAssler q Kelly, Of
an attachment tuil agains, Jerome
Fasaler, former member OF tho firm,
for 3si,ggb "a. The petition claims
that the money 10 due 40 followe
f27 900 for railroad honda purchased
from the firm by Fassler September Z.
1880, $4,000 for a piece Of city prop.
erty al Market and Mulberry streets,
purchased by defendant October 8,
1881; ii9.22 "a, money advanced to
defendant, ~ shown by the cash book.
Jerome Fassler Ia an eccentric indl.
yidusl, who 10 trying 10 build q sub.
terranean arcade under Broadway,
Nav York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
Ce,K Lung. the crazy Chiaama..

New YoRK, July 27.-M. Bhptiste,
the Chimes interpreter, reported TO
Police superintendent Murray yester.
day that Gong Lung, the crsEy witness
In the murder tidal against Chico
Chyok, the boss OF the "IIlehblnd.
ers" Of ~. Louis, who ran away on
Saturday, had been found. lie was
Geen trotling along the railroad track
toward Stamford, Conn, Tuesdsy
morni " by an insurance broker. He
was ahoelees and hatles aud appar.
antly weak from hunger. The broker
gave him something 10 Get and sub.
sequently remembering Lungs dirap.
pearance, notified the police. The
crazy Chiuaman wai found In
Stamford by Mr.. Baptste and Is now
In custody.
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Tho Ola YeIhs NJ Home.

Or elsewhere, needs tonic now and then u
sustain them undor growing inhimltlss. No
safer c more thorough inviserAnt for o.,
and the delicate can be found than Hostel
ter's htomash Biitcrs. Q seasonabls medicin,
" those ailments o. oommonest occurrence
liysr ,omnlAlnt, INDIGESTION and bowel dis.
lsria, and 70 able means Of counterac inl
theumsttm. 10 the convAleacent, " IL
valuable AID IN the recovery 81 strebs th, nd
70 the dthilitattd, nervous Invalid u Yield
tfsnqah tlumbef and renewei appetlts-tws
Being OF pufely.botanie orlgin, II IL IRE,
frem hose uhieetions urged asainlt mlnetA
fgmeiles dithcuh or Impossible Of AstimilA
ten Ny the syitsm, and which impalf On,
tone OF the stomach, which the Bittert, OF
s' S sSS I'D sGT sI..,, spd T'sslr
lfatafnity
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
The Nhnrn Case

Nav HoRK, July 27.-The argument
TO make permanent the stay OF pro.
csedlngs In the case Of Jacob Sharp
was continued today before Judge
Potter In the Supreme Court. Mr..
Parsons began his argument for Sharp
alter the court opened. They were
here, ne said, 10 Impress on the court
thal theio VAS reasonable doubt, aud
70 AK that the court In this case
would giant that which In a civil case
was n mater OF right. lie could no,
eee why this application ehould re
c1mhatled, hitch In almost every or.
dinary caes was considered a matter OF
right hr. Parsona was iolloWed by
District Alto ney MARITIME and he by
Assistant District Attorney. NIoolI.
who occupied the time up 10 tho hour
oil adjournment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
UNCLE IONS CABIN.
The House in which d was written
Burned.


LAWRENCE, MASS, July 27.-The old
Harriet Beecher Stowe house In And.
over, in which the famous authoress
wrote Uncle Toms Cabin was burned
To- might. II was stone structure To-
Gated near the Theological Seminary,
and was built by the trustees Of Phil.
lips Academy fifty years ago, and was
occupied twenty yesrs a. q workshop
for poor students and then converted
into q dwelling house for Prof. Stowe.
After ten years, during which the IA.
nous novel was written therein az a
serial for newspapers, Prof. Stoves
family moved away. The house has
since been occupied by a Mrs. Reed a.
boarding place for theological
students. The landlady 10 now away
for the SIMMER but left considerable
silver plate In the rooms Of the upper
story. The theory 10 that burglars In
attempting TO secure the plate set FIRE
10 the house. The loes will reach Sl0,-
900; partially Insured. The house has
been an object Of interest Of all vIsi.
tors OF Andover.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
Trustees Sale.

DUhsUANT 10 the powe-s vested In me AZ
4 Trustee In . certain deed executed on
the liih day Of July, lSSS, by Julia fliIpat-
rick, and recorded IN TIE once of the r. sis.
ter Of shelby county, Tenn, In book l6i,
page $50, 60 He'ure n certain indebtedness
therein mentioned, will,
On saturday. August "a, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock IN and 2
O'clock n.m., at the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, 10 the Taxing.
Disific', lat city of Memuhis, Shelby eoun-
v,Ienn, sell al public auction, 20 the hleh.
est bidder, Tor cash, the following described
real estate, situated 10 the said Taxing. Dis.
trict, late cilf of Memphis, she By county,
Tom, 40 a described ~ follows, t5.wlti
beglnnlnr a. the point Of intersection Of
the west line of Main street with the north
line OF Market ttreet In said city, running
thence north ihifty Ool feet 20 a stake 90 the
vest line o. Main street, thence weitwafdly
onla line parallel with Market street sIxty-
elEht losl or seventy GO feet 20 tho vest line
II the east hall Of lot No. one Hundred and
forty.thfoe yllN, on the plan Of the city ol
Memrhitt lheneb southvArdiy on a line rar.
allel with Main street thirty (lOl feet 10 the
north side ot Market ltrestJ thence east.
wafdly With the north line Of Market street
slxty-eirhi ktsl or seventy (TOl feet 10 the DO.
etnning, The title 70 the property n be.
lleysd . be good, but ,hall sell and convey
!. p. WILLIAMS, Trustee,
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"e.n,,e a. the Breere Of Eye.,nr. >

This line Of an old hymn Is quite
appropriate when applied TO Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets" ~ don't
like to take pills II l can avoid IT,"
VIC often hear persons say, because
they constipate mo so. Now the
Pellets" never do this. They are
SO gentle aud mild that their eject i
almost precisely similar 10 q natural
movement Of tho bowels, and no un.
plcasan. effects are left behind.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
NEwENGLsNo ,ossEKvATORH
~ of nLsIr. Hoslon. MRss.

THE Larsest and Best Equipped In the
Il World-lOO Instructors, 2ls6 student.
and Instrumsntal Music, Piano and Organ
Tuning, Fine Arts, Ora'ory. Literature,
fronch, German and Italian Languages, En-
glth branebes, Gymnastics, Ets Tuition,
and klestric Light. q 20 also per week.
FALL TERM beFina Sept. 3, 1851. For IL
Illustrated Calendar, with full information.
addrss. y, T0URJEE, Dir, Franklin ST..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28

" there ever was specific for auy
one complaint, the Carter's Litils
Liver Pills are a specific for aick
headache, and every woman ahould
them. ii'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28

lyIyIL, MECHANICAL and MINING
~ EhGtNEERING M the Rensselaer,
potytechufe institute, at Troy, N ".
Ns1t term hesint September 18th. The Reg
ister for 1881 containla list Of the graduates
for the past 81 Years, with their positions;
also, course OF study, fequifea ents, ex-
those living In distant States, By special eI-
aminations At their homes. or AZ such schSs~
~ they may bp attending, may do,ermipe tkS
question Of admission without visiting Troy.
For hsF''Ssr. Aeeffbbn, inpeicFpps,,on, address
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28

The friends Of Robt. U. Hannah, OF
Toleeborough, KY, thought he had
consumption. 80 he had, but pot nov.
Peru.nA saved him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
To Old soIJiers

ITO enable you ana other, who NAY dssIr.
Il y putchasg leo Camp smoking Tobao-
helpless old Conisdsrats soldiers, \ viii mali
70 you, p?staee paid, package Of the drst
quality VI this excellent tobacco, manufae-
ipred for the bolaiets' Home, RishmonS.
Va, o. receipt o. the following retail prices,
~ 10 ivc., o. Is., soi. tOc., 10. 80.
loo and iioQ Carr b., Rlehnoad. Va.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28

AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNT0N, VA.
Miss Mary j. Baldwin, principal. Opens
Sept. /, 1887. Closes June, 1855.
TTNSURPAsSED Location, buildings,
y grounds and appointments. Full corps
languages, elocution, art, bookkeeping and
physical culture. Board, etc., with full En-
glishscourse, ESQ for the ontire session Of
nine months. For full particulars apply to
the principal for cat slogue,
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$ p e C IFIC S.
Now-The Time To specuIat,
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CAPSULES,

tar ~ 90 NY sicians q .ns, Snaan I'D -
nor 70 All rfneies for tho rfttnpt clirV ID All c.A
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28

YAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
wARRENT0N. VA.
"OPENS Its 9Th annual session Sept. IL,
~ 1881. Situated 10 the Piedmont resion
and hea.thfulnts. Only 80 miles from Wash
inston. The grounds, ten acres in all, are
beautifully laid out. The building IL one Of
the bne,t school odidces In the State. A full
made known On spplies,Ion. F For satSios5ss.
address GEO. q. Bp rLER,A NJ. Principal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
Paramount College,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
On the Tennessee Mountains.
Fifteenth Yenr.

PATR0NSi
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color University Of tho South,
Health advantages unoxcelloi. Wints
VACATION. ustion thorough.
sfL1S NAVY vent.asIsI Tn,pp
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28

AN INVITATION FROM LYNCHD.RG.
A delegation from Lynchburg, Va,
headed by Senator Daniel, called on
the President ald invited him 10 a..
tend thu State fair, 10 be held a.
Lynchburg In October next. The
President promised TO consider the In.
vitation, aud said he would give them
a decided answer a. q later day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
THR rREslDKNr's RErLY.

'hR ALLHs AND GENTLEMEN: 1
sNlud not bs frank With you II 1 pro
ies5ed that the invitation which Won
have iust now 20 pleasantly and eofdi.
ally extended was the flut inlima,ion
have had Of your desire that should
see your beautiful home. have
thought tina. any irip / might make,
taxing me In your neighborhood,
vould DO incomplete aud wanting In
advantage and preAl II Il did not 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-03
FROM A SCHOOL VISITOR.
A Brief Criticism on PrOnuncia.
ti0n-GOUd Ideas.
To the Editor of THE HERALD.

To the Editor of THE HERALD.
Will you please give expression to q
brief criticism from one who has re-
Gently attended the closing exercises OF
schools in different localities in this Ter
ritory.
A universal disregard Of those beau
tifully soft vowel sounds seems
to be the rule among students
and great many of the teachers
are open to the same criticism; au
as in taught, is pronounced as if
spelled tot" daughter is pronounced
"dotter," and so on. The clear cut ter
minal "ment," as in amusement, is pro-
nounced as if spelled "munt," and so
on II many words where the vowels are
conspicuous, resulting in sounds which
CRATE harshly on the cultivated ear. The
word subject is one in which all the
letters in the last syllable seem to have d
clear sound, and yet this word is fire.
auently given as if spelled "subjic, "
while the plural is pronounced Sub
jix," and this, too, by persons of educa-
ton. 1t is simply the result of care
less neglect of those clear vowel sounds,
and is q defect which can be very easily
remedied by calling the attention of
students to it.
Grammatical errors in the use of the
pronouns are also of very frequent &C.
currence, for instance, the use OF the
objective me, where the nominative I,
should be given, and vice versa. There
is no greater enjoyment for the intel
lectual, than listening to an Grafton
when the orators ideas are clothed in
grammatical language, and those
vOweLs delivered in clear cut speech.
Another word so commonly maltreated
is gentleman, and whether used in the
singular or plural sense, it is gentle
num-" l have sometimes thought that
it might be well to make out list of
these cruelty mistreated English words.
and give to you for publication, that at.
tention might be called to them. How
can we expect our children to speak
their mother tongue correctly, unless
they are carefully grounded in correct
pronunciation by their teachers in all
the schools, from the primary up?
In many of the eastern graded
schools the primary teacher is more
critically selected, and receives higher
salary than any other, on the pr1n-
ciple' that it is easier to learn than 10
unlearn, and the little child should
be taught the correct pronunciation OF
words when first learning their mean
Ing.
The advancement of our children de-
ponds so greatly upon their teachers
that the teachers cannot bestow too
much care upon them while they are IN
that stage where correct habits are so
easily formed.
SCHOOL VISITOR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-03
The Weeks Market.

At Mr.. Hanauer's Office fair week is
reported, one of the main features being
the receipt of shipment from Little
Cottonwood, the first for long time
back. The Ontario and Daily with one
or two other Park properties have kept
up their shipments; Stockton sent in
but little, the Neidringhaus property
being silent; from Tintic comes report
of shipments which ran extraordinarily
high in silver; Bingham sent down the
usual quota, though it was not swelled
as is usual at the end of the month by
the thirty days output of the Buckeye
that company not yet having made q
new contract for its ores.